Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1887-11-24

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The U. B. church this place, Oh Thursday, at
/ ! o'clock p. m to which all are invited.
( Rev. =. H. Miller, the new pastor Grace
Lutheran Church. this city, arrived on Thurs
day, and will otiiciatc to morrow Sunday
at 10 80 a. III. and 7.3O p. H. Westminster
Adr0cutG.
Mr.. John H. ROuzer is named in the will
of the late Henry Rouzer, as his sole cxecu
tor. Wcarc informed tina, there are no spec
ial lcyacles, the heirs receiving share and
share alike.
Every glorious act of great life starts for
ward an eloquent fact. DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup is the glorious act of a LIES study,
and it is u positive fact that it stands with
out rival.
Hope for season bids the world farewell
when Il man finds himself in the relentless
grasp of neuralgia, but he smiles and takes
heart when his vie brings bottle of Saliva
ton Oil.
The Baltimore Sun of Thulsd y SAYS that
| McsSrs. Ohio Gavcr and John +. Davis, of
Frederick county have been appointed dep
uty inspectors in the veterinary department
of the United States agricultural bureau, to
and in the cXtirpation Of pleuro- pneumonia.
The positions are worth $1,000 per annum,
| ard their headquarters are at Quarantine
/ = D.,ln Iva, Raj &
| Ohio Railroad.
1t Is reported that the Lutheran people of
! Manchester charge have elected Rev. John
II. Barb to take the place of Rev. Mr.. Wire.
As soon as the WIRE is BARRED, they will,
| we hope. be ready for the FENCE. -|Festm1n-
stcr Advocate
For Manchester read "Mechanicstown'
IN the above then go ponder over the wit that
is couchcd in those few fines and when You
see the point you have our permission to
| lauyh.--ED
DED.-On Monday morning at the resi-
drnce Of his son near Garfield OF kidney dis
ease Mr.. John Bakea brother of Mr. j. II. p.
Baker of near this place His remains were
buried in the graveyard connected with
Grossnickc's Meeting House Elder John
Bussard preaching the funeral sermon. lie
was aged - years & months and % days. and
was the father of seven children, the grand
father of thirty one and the grcat-grand,ta.
thcr of twenty nine, and TIE great great
great grand father Of one |EtSrj2'e Arrs
Coal tar put up in tiny tablets or in fluid is
slowly coming into use in England for sweet
ening tea and coffee. 1t is less bulky than
sugar and is said to be entirely harmless to
dlabctic and other invalide to whom sugar
is strictly forbidden. TX.
IIfvou can't get the tiny tablets, just use
a good stiff piece Of threep'y coal tar roof
ing to stir your coffee. Tnis would seem to
he a proper suggestion, but when we know
that the tiny tablets are no more coal tar, than
whiskey is wheat. but u product of coal tar
that il one hundred times swcetcr than 81.
gar, then an understanding may BE arrived
at.-ED. CLARION
kEEr RIGHT OS-Wr find that oar sug-
gcstlon IN the matter of local industry has al.
ready borne fruit. Already have We heard
of proposition to organize home capital to
embark in certain line of manufacturing
1t has been discussed by several of our en-
,crprising people, once in our presence but
is yet but little more than suggestion,
The icr,ilizcd egg of enterprise has been
laid the inculating process of earnest and
wcl,lirrctcd thought, will during the win
ter. We believe hatch out a good, healthy
chick, for which we contract to do the crow
ing, until it has maturcd and can make it
sci! heard.
SrRAtGnrENED OUT.-It has come to pass
again that the waters from the ponds north
Of our town have rolled their turhid waves
over the public policy OF certain individuals
through which sad waters persist in run.
ming.
The site of the new depot covers the en-.
trance Of this water into our corporation
limits and move has been made to secure
new and lc objectionable channel in which
to carry off this water this for a while IN.
,crtered with the raising of the funds sub
scrihed for the removal OF the depot build
ing, but we are informed that all questions
have been a;,tistlc orilv AMI finally deter.
mined and that the work of removal of the
drpo, and OF the final disposition Of the wa
ter Will nuw proceed,
RECEPTION AND Donation ON last Fri
tlav night the arrival OF Rev. John III. Barb
and family from Wayne,boro Va, was made
an occasion of great joy among the luth-
Grams of Mechancstown and vicinity.
About one month ago Rev. Mr. Barb was
unanimously chosen to the pastOrate Of the
Lutheran church of tins place and Rocky
Ridge these two congregations having been
without Pastor for nearly five months,
During Friday afternoon, small bands of
luthcrans could be seen vending their way
toward the parsonage, each bearing pack
age, or basket, also an occasional spring
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